As a Lord, I Can Travel Between Two Worlds

Medieval Perfume for Nobility, I'm afraid you don't know what the master did to start his business 😅

You don't have a strong background, but you still want to negotiate terms with those nobles. Do you think the nobles' swords are no longer sharp, or do you think those nobles still have some conscience 🙂

Why not make a gun? Making a gun does not necessarily have to be a gunpowder gun, a magic gun is also a gun! And the greatest significance of making guns is that they are simple and efficient, can quickly build an army, and can reduce the dimensionality of the army in the cold weapon era!

At the beginning, 500 soldiers were hired. Five gold coins per month. I have no interest in complaining anymore.

Feeling that basic common sense is missing... Or are middle school students practicing handicrafts? Slipping away

Before Chapter 80, this book was good! After Chapter 80, bye everyone, see you again when we are destined. This book is so rubbish and disgusting.

Modern writing is better than 💩💩. I thought it was 3 worlds at first. The protagonist gained the ability to travel back and forth after traveling to a modern city in the novel. It turns out that modern city is the protagonist's own world. I can only say that I can't stand a single word of the modern plot! The medieval magical world is well written, but the people are too naive and a bit dreamy, and the setting is thrown away at random. I have been talking about how the existence of magic is legendary before, but a monster army will take out magic equipment for you. The protagonist has so many modern equipment and people in other worlds are shocked. I feel that magic is quite common! The military is also very messy in fighting. You have bought so many modern things. You can even set up a mobile signal to increase the range of the drone. You also use soldiers to scout at people's doorsteps, knowing full well that the other people are animals! What's wrong, don't modern schools teach you about the advantages of animals? To deal with the forest, be ruthless and burn it directly. In response, you must expand your territory. You don't need the forest to provide you with anything. Be gentle. There are so many poisons in modern times. Use drones to spread them. Once they dissipate, the forest will be yours.

I haven't read this book, but based on my personal prejudices and stereotypes, if there is something like "high IQ but not brainless" in the introduction, it will be considered very clever when written down.

It can be seen that the author is either very young or has just started writing. The first is to write a lord article. If you don't research and consult the information related to the feudal system, you won't be able to understand it. A piece of perfume making technology in exchange for aristocratic status? The eldest daughter of an aristocrat goes into business? If someone with no identity like you and a strange appearance appears, the most likely thing is to kill you. They all belong to the lord. Do you think you are in a legal society in the 21st century? The second is your modern world with a bunch of outdated settings, such as the royal family, warriors, and emojis. I bet the author is definitely not over 20 years old. If you want to avoid scammers, just make up place names and don't touch the institutions. If not, go abroad. Third, the traversal mechanism is unclear and irregular. It's good to write something new, but it can be conveyed by touching the hand. What if I touch the earth? Fourth, the main plot line is unclear. At the beginning, I talked about going to the pioneer territory to eliminate some alliance, but the result was anticlimactic. Just over there, Crazy Bibi is so handsome in armor. The kobolds will worship you when they see you, and the soldiers will worship you when they see you. There is another reason for worship. It's okay to give high wages, but if you don't have supplies locally, you just give soldiers 10,000 gold coins a day, and your men will mutiny.

So poisonous. Good sissy push expression. So childish. Can't bear it